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Some homes just have a feeling you do not find every day. This Mediterranean style villa in District One is one of those. The first time I stepped inside I actually paused right after the entrance just to let it settle in. Maybe it was the way the light pours through the windows or how the rooms just open up as you walk through but honestly you can start to picture regular days here without even trying.
It is vacant now so you could move in without waiting around which is a relief in Dubai where timing is everything. The villa sits on a really big plot. I wandered around the garden for a bit and you can just imagine summer afternoons out by the pool with friends or watching the sky change in the evening while birds hop along the fence. The pool is tucked in at the back. It is private and kind of feels like your own little oasis and the best thing is you do not have neighbours peering in because the villa is on a single row. You get a proper sense of calm that way and sometimes in a villa community that is hard to find.
Parking is sorted without stress. There is a shaded garage for two cars and if you have a driver or extra help the rooms for them are actually tucked away for privacy not right in the thick of things. You will notice as you come inside there is this long bright corridor that pulls you forward. To your left you will spot a majlis which could double as a casual family sitting space and just beyond that there is a guest bedroom with its own ensuite. Handy for visiting parents or friends who stay late after dinner parties. On your right is a small powder room and the staff quarters. Behind that there is a laundry space and a back kitchen that would make hosting super easy or just keep weekday chaos out of sight.
The real heart of the villa has to be the open plan living and dining area. There is this amazing double height ceiling that lifts the whole feel of the room and floods it with light. Even on a cloudy morning it just never feels dark. The kitchen is open and honestly feels like somewhere you would actually cook. Sometimes you just want to stand at the island with coffee and look out at the greenery. The whole back wall slides open with big glass doors so most days you could just let the outside in. You hear the water in the pool and kids laughing outside. It feels like life is happening rather than just ticking by.
When you head upstairs you find a second lounge space way at the quiet end of the house. It wraps around so you can curl up on the couch and catch a view of the skyline. Sometimes you even spot the Burj Khalifa peeking through which is a nice reminder of where you are. The master bedroom is really peaceful. Light wood flooring feels softer on bare feet in the morning and the closet gives you space for absolutely everything. The bathroom has a big walk in shower and a bath where you could just soak after a long day. There are his and hers sinks which is underrated when mornings get busy.
Down the hall there is a flexible room that could be a study or a playroom. I paced a bit in there and you could see it changing as your family grows. Then you have two more bedrooms both with their own bathrooms. Every room has its own view and honestly they just feel like spaces people would use not just extra boxes.
You are not far from anything here. Mohammed Bin Rashid City is set up for everyday ease. The coffee shop down the street is lively but never too noisy and sometimes you see kids biking around as the air cools in the evenings.
The only way to know if you feel comfortable here is really to walk through. I am always around to answer questions or just open the door for you to look around at your own pace. At LuxuryProperty.com we always want your next place to feel like home long before you unpack a single box. If you are interested in this four bedroom Mediterranean villa let me know anytime.
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